Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum

Discover the Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum

The Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum, the oldest house in Stonington, Connecticut, was built in 1670 by Thomas Stanton, a founding figure of the town. This historic site has served as a working farm for over 350 years. In 2004, a dedicated non-profit was established to preserve this remarkable homestead as a museum, honoring the legacy of the Stanton and Davis families, as well as the Native Americans and African American slaves who were part of its history.

Impacting the Community

The museum is committed to protecting and maintaining the Stanton-Davis Homestead and its artifacts, transforming it into an educational center that is accessible to the public.

Why Donate?

Your generous donations are vital for the preservation of this historical site, ensuring that the museum can continue its educational mission and maintain the property for future generations.

Join the Cause

Support the Stanton-Davis Homestead Museum by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your contribution will help safeguard local history and provide educational opportunities for all. Together, we can keep this important heritage alive!